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M U LT IANNUAL RE P O RT
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OUR AD D E D VALUE 4
OUR M ISSION & AR E AS OF WOR K 5
M E SSAG E F ROM TH E PR E SID E N T 6
G 2C IN N UM B E R S 8
OVE RVIE W 2014- 20189
B OAR D M E M B E R S 10
TH E TE AM 11
F E ATUR E D PROJ EC TS 12
2014 PROJ EC TS 14
2015 PROJ EC TS 16
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2016 PROJ EC TS 18
2017- 2018 PROJ EC TS 20
E VE N TS 22
This year’s Multiannual Report has an interesting story to tell: GAL A SPON SOR S 28
the story of water, the hub of life. From providing people with basic
human needs, to wreaking catastrophic natural disasters not unlike what F IN AN C IAL S 30
we saw in Mocoa in 2017, water has been central to our work for years. SPEC IAL TH AN K S 34
STR ATEG IC PARTN E R S35
In the best of circumstances, water can shape a lush, green landscape.
Colombia is a shining example of this. In the following pages, SUPPORT FOR STARTUPS36
you’ll find vegetation from all over our biodiverse country—
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from regions like the Cauca Valley, Antioquia,
Magdalena and Cundinamarca.
PHOTOS & DESIGN BY JULIA ARDILA
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HEALTH
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We believe that poverty cannot
be overcome without good
nutrition, clean water, and
adequate sanitation.
HEALTH 1
EDUCATION
We finance and implement
quality education projects that
EDUCATION 2
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drive sustainable development
and inequality reduction.
ENVIRONMENT
ENVIRONMENT 3
We are committed to raising
PI LLA RS
awareness about the sustainable
and responsible use of our
environment.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 4
OUR ADDED VALUE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
We mobilize resources, talents and technologies to benefit Our projects help vulnerable
communities enter the formal
vulnerable communities which include displaced, disabled
labor market, create their
and demobilized populations. own businesses, and acquire
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responsible saving practices.
With more than fifteen years of experience in the Colombian
social sector, Give to Colombia (G2C) has become an GIVE TO COLOMBIA.
intelligence hub for non-profit entities, ensuring that our
M I SS I ON COLOMBIA GIVES BACK.
donors get the most return for their investment.
G2C is an organization with the mission
to increase the flow of international
Based in the United States, G2C creates, promotes and donations and provide enduring,
scalable and sustainable
facilitates alliances between international donors and
solutions to Colombia’s
Colombian grassroots organizations, optimizing the social most vulnerable
populations.
impact of private and institutional donors’ investments
through high standards of reporting, accountability and
effectiveness.
Our broad range of projects, access to any Colombian sector,
and versatile model as an umbrella organization places us
among the most knowledgeable of Colombian NGOs.
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GIVE TO COLOMBIA In my toast during our 2015 Colombia Gives Back Gala, I made a tribute to
water. I also made a tribute to DIAGEO, a company which for 10 years has
supported our efforts. I would now like to quote the same toast from the
MESSAGE FROM night of December 8th, 2015:
THE PRESIDENT “I want to propose a toast: a toast to life, with water. I know that is a bit odd
for us Latinos who have been taught that one should not toast with water,
Angela Maria Tafur
as it is bad luck. But that is an old superstition that came about when water
was mostly dirty and sometimes even deadly… long before our current
understanding of the value of clean water and its significance to long-term
sustainability. I invite you all to raise a glass of water. Raise your glasses and
let’s toast and be grateful for the privilege of water, and most importantly
for being jointly committed to bringing it to the four million Colombians
who deserve better, cleaner, drinkable water.”
I would like to share a story about the granddaughter of Anatolia, a woman I
had the fortune to meet in Cañasgordas, the site of one of our chief projects.
This young girl had been unable to go to school because she continued to
get ill, and as she so colorfully described, “there were fish coming out of
Angela Tafur with Anatolia.
the faucet.” Thanks to our project she was able to get better and return to
school to pursue her dreams (view her story here). In 2014, the project was
I am proud to share this multiannual report showcasing the inspiring work
awarded the IDB-FEMSA Silver Drop Award for the most innovative project
Give To Colombia began in 2012 to provide access to potable water and
in water and sanitation for Latin America and the Caribbean.
sanitation to thousands of beneficiaries in Colombia. These projects are
ongoing and continue to provide enduring and sustainable solutions to
In our obsession to raise awareness about the value of water, and inspired
rural populations. Additionally, they have become models to be replicated Angela Tafur receiving the IDB-
by the aforementioned prize, we launched an app in 2015: a game for your
by the Colombian Government at a national level.
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FEMSA Silver Drop Award.
iPhone or iPad called Water Flow. Engaging and diverting as it was, the app
delivered approximately 3,000 installs on iOS and negligible revenue.
“The consequence of lacking potable water is not merely measured by the amount of people that do
not have access to it. It is measured by their quality of life, or lack thereof. It is measured by the time
Despite its performance, we believe the fundamental concept of the game
and work it takes to access the water.”
is compelling and worthy of ongoing improvement. So I am happy to share
that we are in the process of developing an HTML5 version of Water Flow,
As I quickly learned, the latter (sanitation), cannot exist without the former
which would be featured inside GameTrove (a subscription-based chat and
(water), since the lack of potable water translates immediately into a health
game application) and distributed through their partnerships with leading
threat for a community and its capacity to be productive and thrive
mobile operators such as Movistar and Vodacom, MVNOs, travel operators
The consequence of lacking potable water is not merely measured by the
like the Orlando Airport and Spirit Airlines, in-flight entertainment
amount of people that do not have access to it. It is measured by their
providers and restaurant ordering platforms. The benefit of HTML5 is that it
quality of life, or lack thereof. It is measured by the time and work it takes
is universally accessible to users of any operating system or platform. As it
to access the water. At Give to Colombia, we found solutions for those who
does not require any app install, users will be able to play the game directly
for years had to walk at least 3 kilometers per day to gather water.
from Give to Colombia’s website and partner websites… so stay tuned!
The lack of potable water also has a direct correlation to school dropout
At Give to Colombia we strive to keep innovating and are always ready to
rates. We were faced with girls that at age 14 had to share the same, doorless
support Colombia in whatever way is needed.
bathrooms with a 1,000 others! To combat this, we worked with rural public
schools to build adequate gender-differentiated stalls and pedagogical
Warm Regards,
models to ensure sustainability. A shortage in potable water results in
all types of tropical diseases, which translates to less productivity as the
population has to deal with chronic illness. Above all, not having water
translates into a life without dignity.
ANGELA MARIA TAFUR
G2C President & Co-Founder
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G 2 C IN NUMB E RS OV ERV I EW 2014- 2018
PROJECTS SUPPORTED ALL-TIME PROJECTS SUPPORTED
359 184*
As of its founding in 2004, G2C has supported 359 From 2014-2018, we supported 184 projects in
projects in the areas of Economic Development, the areas of Economic Development, Health,
Health, Environment and Education. Environment and Education.
* Number includes Fundación Capital, see below.
FUNDS RAISED ALL-TIME FUNDS DISTRIBUTED
$24 M This number reflects the amount of funds (in
dollars) that have been raised since 2004.
$3.5M
This number reflects the amount of funds (in
dollars) that were channeled, monitored and
reported on for the 184 projects implemented
from 2014-2018.
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BENEFICIARIES ALL-TIME BENEFICIARIES
371,820 * 94,731*
This number reflects the total number of This number reflects the number of individuals
individuals our projects have supported all-time. our projects supported from 2014-2018.
*In some cases, the number of beneficiaries cannot be *In some cases, the number of beneficiaries cannot be
calculated precisely as the projects support our local calculated precisely as the projects support our local
allies’ general activities. allies’ general activities.
“Individually we are one drop.
FU NDACI ÓN CAPITAL
Together we are an ocean.”
- Ryunosuke Satoro *This number includes 111 projects that were supported in collaboration
with Fundación Capital. From 2014-2017, Give To Colombia channeled
$17,801 worth of donations to the crowdfunding platform “Little Big Money,”
resulting in the support of 111 micro-entrepreneurial projects. These
included Litro de Luz, Foro Mundial Bici, Pimp My Carroza, Emprendendores
de Paz, among others. For more information, go to www.littlebigmoney.org.
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G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T
BOARD ME MB E RS
THE TEA M
01 02 03
Ana De Andreis 2014-2016
Angela Maria Tafur Felipe Medina Robert Eichfeld Daniela Ventura 2015-2016
President & Co-Founder, Regional Director, President of the Board of Julia Ardila 2013-2015
Give To Colombia PWM at Goldman Sachs Directors,
Grameen Foundation USA Maria H. Tamayo 2013-2016
* Board member until 2016 Mariana Castro 2016-2018
Nydia Carvajal 2011-2017
Sandra Restrepo 2010-2019
04 05 06 Santiago Piza 2013-2015
Santiago Velez 2013-2016
Geoffrey Randall María Camila Leiva Gabriela Febres-Cordero Wendy Sewards 2013-2016
Partner, Vice President, Founder,
Shutts & Bowen MFZ Management Corporation United for Colombia
A special recognition to the following full-time interns
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who worked diligently along with our staff:
Alessandra Ferrari 2016-2017
07 08 09 NAME HERE
Estefania Ospina 2014-2015
Juliana Carbonell 2015-2016
Carlos Manuel Parra Rodrigo Arboleda Orlando Ayala
Stephanie Munarriz 2014
Professor, Co-Founder and CEO, Senior Vice President of
Florida International University Fastrack Institute Emerging Markets,
Microsoft
* Board member until 2014
A DV I S O RY B OA R D VOLU NTEERS
Eduardo Arboleda General Douglas Fraser Adriana Duque Krech, Alejandro Ospina, Alessandra Fierri, Alexandra Garcia, Ali Garcia, Ana
Antonio José Ardila Juan Carlos Franco Londoño, Ana De Andreis, Andersen Zapata, Andrea Martinez, Andreina Baez, Andrew Kardonski,
Angelica Duque, Ashley Pineda, Brandon Zaldivar, Brianna Clark, Camila Rodriguez-Rojas, Camila
Gustavo Arenas Josh Gilinski
Romero, Carlos Andres Cuellas, Carolina Abello, Cesar Saldarriaga, Cristina Barco, Daniela
Orlando Ayala Eric Newman Benavides, Daniela Lopez, Daniela Martinez, Daniela Rios, Daniela Ventura, Felipe Benavides,
Eduardo Barco Andrés Otero Francesca Hunter, Giulieta Medina, Isabel Martinez, Jonathan Diaz, Jose Antonio Escallón, Juan
Felipe Buitrago María Soledad Saieh Camilo Tamayo, Juan Carlos Ortiz, Katherine Lopera, Kenna Tunis, Lina Lopez, Mariana Castro,
Moisés Eilemberg James Stewart Mary Wissinger, Natalia Ventura, Paola Giraldo, Paula Mora, Rebecca Garcia, Rodrigo Barco, Rosa
Vincent-Zapata, Simon Otero, Sofia Espinosa, Valentina Lopez, Valentina Vargas, Victoria Pinilla.
Carlos Fonseca Rodrigo Villar
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FE NTSDFEPEROJEC
AT URE D BACTS
K CLI ENTS
FEATU REDFEE DBACK
P ROJ ECTS
2014
Water & Sanitation 3,772 kids, 95 families, 206 houses
2017
Give To Colombia was selected in 2012 by the Inter-
American Development Bank to carry out a $2 million Mocoa 1800 direct beneficiaries
pilot project titled “Comprehensive Models of Access
In the aftermath of 2017’s tragic landslide in Mocoa,
to Water & Sanitation in Areas of Extreme Poverty
Putumayo, Give To Colombia raised $423,584 in funds
in Colombia.” After that, G2C implemented three
for the construction of an early childhood center with a
scalable and sustainable pilot programs throughout
capacity for 300 children, the construction of housing
the country. This project earned G2C the IDB-FEMSA
for 14 families, as well as basic necessities for families
Silver Drop Award for the most innovative project
in need.
in water and sanitation for Latin America and the
Caribbean in October of 2014.
2015 2018
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Ciegos & Sordos 200 direct beneficiaries Creating Community Libraries 6,836 beneficiaries
This donation supported various projects for Instituto In partnership with Asociación Alianza Educativa and
para Niños Ciegos y Sordos, providing 100 cataracts Corporación Alejandría, this project provided $300K
surgeries, electrophysiology equipment, living in funds to transform 5 school libraries located in rural
arrangements and transportation for children and areas near Bogotá, into academic research centers,
their families, the installation of an elevator, wifi in community hubs, and centers to foster reading.
classrooms, the incorporation of learning tablets, and
the construction of a classroom.
2016
Water Flow App
“There is no life without water.”
Water Flow is an original and entertaining puzzle
game created by Give To Colombia to raise awareness
about the importance of potable water & proper
sanitation and the obstacles faced by low-income - Albert Szent-Gyorgyi
rural communities in Latin America and around the
world. Fifty percent of game revenue supported G2C’s
Water & Sanitation initiatives in Colombia and Latin
America, allowing players to ‘game for good.’
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2 0 14 P ROJEC TS 2014 PROJECTS
PILLA R PROJECT NAME DONOR BENEFICIARIES LOCAL ALLY DESCRIPTION
Promoting Peace Through the Arts Skanska Inc. 350 Centro Colombo Americano Implementing workshops in 7 high schools to
de Medellin teach kids how to address violence issues.
Online Platform for Enseña Por Felipe Medina 4,503 Corporación Enseña Por Designing and implementing a virtual platform
Colombia Colombia for online donations.
Supporting Enseña Por Colombia Felipe Medina 4,503 Corporación Enseña Por Helping Enseña Por Colombia strengthen their
EDUCATION Colombia fundraising efforts.
Projects by Conexión Colombia Multiple Donors + Nomadista.co + 226 Corporacion Conexión Building a playground with partner Conexión
Tamarin Foundation Colombia Colombia.
Creative Micro-philanthropy Multiple Donors 3 Fundación Adiuvo Supporting micro-entrepreneurial projects,
specifically “Manzanillo Verde” and “Jessica y
Wilson.”
Extending Economic Opportunities to JP Morgan 38 Fundación Carlos y Sonia Extending ecomonic opportunities to women by
Women in Manzanillo del Mar Haime improving their financial literacy and personal
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development.
ECONOMIC Matching Funds for FCSH Colombian Government Match Donation 62 Fundación Carlos y Sonia Additonal funds supporting Women’s
DEVELOPMENT Haime Empowerment Projects at FCSH.
118 Capital Campaign Donor from 118 Capital Campaign N/A International Center for Supporting 118 Capital in their mission to find,
Global Vision mentor and assist social enterprises in the U.S.
and Latin America.
Fostering Healthy Eating Habits Rosalba Rodriguez - Tanebey Foundation 30 Fundación Hogar Andrea y Promoting the healthy eating habits of children
Vanessa with cancer of low-income families in the Atlantic
Coast.
Improving the Health of Children with ACE4Milk 75 Fundación Proyecto Unión Contributing to the health of kids with various
Grave Illnesses illnesses at Fundacion Proyecto Union.
HEALTH Improving Children’s Nutrition in Weston Circle of Donors 5,850 Fundación SoyDoy Providing operational support to continue
Bogota improving the nutrition of children in Colombia.
Changing our Way of Seeing the World Shamir Insight, Inc 2,500 Fundación Volver Providing visual solutions and events promoting
visual health and teaching prevention strategies.
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2 0 15 P ROJEC TS 2015 PROJECTS
PILLAR PROJECT NAME DONOR BENEFICIARIES LOCAL ALLY DESCRIPTION
Renovating an Early Childhood Center in Tamarin Foundation 1,675 AEIOTu Fundación Improving the infrastructure of the early childhood
Bolívar Carulla center.
Empowering Women in Rural Ubaque US Charitable Gift Trust 17 Asociación de Trabajo Strengthening the productive techniques of a
Interdisciplinario women’s collective in Ubaque.
Teaching Peace through Sports Skanska Inc. 350 Centro Colombo Implementing workshops that analyze sports
Americano de Medellin violence, social fanaticism, and sports values.
Supporting Enseña Por Colombia Felipe Medina 4,503 Corporación Enseña por Helping Enseña Por Colombia strengthen their
Colombia fundraising efforts.
Scholarship Fund for Disabled Soldiers Motorola Solutions Foundation 85 Corporación General Providing access to education for Colombian
EDUCATI ON Phase 3 Gustavo Matamoros disabled soldiers (active and/or retired).
Semillero de Futbol VITAL Multiple Donors 40 Fundación Conect Vision Helping kids effect social change through sports
values programs.
Helping out the Early Childhood Center Tamarin Foundation 160 Fundación Dar Amor Providing the center with academic materials,
Fundamor Mandiva Fundamor learning tools, and nutritional support.
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Children’s Playground at Yolombó Tamarin Foundation 74 Fundación de Atención a Building a playground at an Early Childhood
la Niñez Development Center.
Scholarship for a Neurological Graduate degree Anonymous 1 Leidy Johana Ramirez Providing a scholarship fund for a Neurological
Ramirez Graduate degree at the Universidad de Ciencias
Médicas in Cuba.
Supporting Various Projects at Casa De La Multiple Donors 106 Casa de la Madre y el Niño Supporting various projects including A Family For
Madre y El Niño All, Regalos Navideños, and medical attention.
Gotitas de Amor Early Childhood Center Tamarin Foundation 104 Fundación Las Improving the infrastructure of the center to ensure
Golondrinas proper sanitary and learning conditions for the
children of Amagá.
HEALTH
Barriguitas llenas Michael Morgan + SM Digital 30 Fundación de Atención a Providing food to children in vulnerable sectors of
Phase 1 Partners LLC la Niñez Medellín.
Kickstarting the Project “Hotel El Habitante” Eric Newman + JP Morgan 200 Fundación Tiempo de Providing basic furniture and supplies for the Hotel
Juego El Habitante in order to generate more funds and
raise awareness for Fundación Tiempo de Juego.
Bridging the Gap between Donors and Projects Multiple Donors
N/A Corporación Banca de Supporting BIS, a non-profit that acts as a bridge
ECONOMIC Inversion Social between donors, impact investors and social
DEVELOPMENT enterprises and projects.
Opertional Support for Fundación Ernestina Santo Domingo Family
Garcia de Santo Domingo 728 Fundación Ernestina Providing operational Support for Fundación
Garcia de Santo Domingo Ernestina Garcia de Santo Domingo
Building Recycling Areas Tamarin Foundation
ENVIRONMENT Phase 1 12,000 Corporación Horizontes Building recycling areas in order to help indigenous
communities perserve their lands.
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2 0 16 P ROJEC TS 2016 PROJECTS
PILLA R PROJECT NAME DONOR BENEFICIARIES LOCAL ALLY DESCRIPTION
Supporting Enseña por Colombia Teachers Felipe Medina 130 Corporación Enseña Por Supporting Enseña Por Colombia’s teachers
Phase 1 Colombia throughout their training.
Scholarship Fund for Disabled Soldiers Motorola Solutions Foundation 67 Corporación General Providing access to education for Colombian
Phase 4 Gustavo Matamoros disabled soldiers (active and/or retired).
Cognitive Games Complementary Program Tamarin Foundation 200 Fundación Casa en el Arbol Empowering young adults to be leaders and carry
out workshops that teach basic values and learning
tools.
Playground at El Jardín de Sofi Tamarin Foundation 150 Fundación Catalina Munoz Repurposing an existing area of the Early
EDUCATION Childhood Center into a recreational area.
La Arboleda Park Playground Tamarin Foundation 10,000 Fundación Fanalca Building a playground in a nearby park to
transform the Potrero Grande community.
Instruments to Dream Multiple Donors 40 Fundación Nacional Batuta Purchasing musical instruments for the
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foundation’s various locations.
School of Human Values Sathya Sai de Funza Mariana Cardenas + 78 Fundapresai Creating a private, free school with an academic
Samantha Shabman model of excellence that fosters exemplary leaders
and citizens.
Bathrooms for Girls and Boys The Gladney Center for Adoption 119 Casa de la Madre y el Niño Building adequate bathrooms for children, and
promoting healthy hygiene habits.
HEALTH
Recreational Activities for the Elderly Claudia Muñoz 1,200 Corporación para la Tercera Supporting recreational activities for a retirement
Edad community.
Carpentry Training Tim Gallagher 50 Fundación A Brazos Providing training and creating work opportunities
Extendidos for vulnerable populations.
Promoting the Well-Being of Workers in Arturo Santo Domingo 364 Fundación Ernestina Garcia Supporting employees of the Grupo Alumina
ECONOMIC Medellin de Santo Domingo family business in Medellín.
DEVELOPMENT
Support for Fundacion Ernestina Santo Santo Domingo Family 364 Fundación Ernestina Garcia Supporting Fundarte, Mejoramiento de Vivienda,
Domingo Projects de Santo Domingo and Brochazos de Amor.
Building Recycling Areas Tamarin Foundation 7,682 Corporación Horizontes Building recycling areas to help indigenous
Phase 2 communities preserve their lands.
ENVIRONMENT
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2 0 1 7 -2018 P ROJEC TS 2017- 2018 PROJECTS
PI LLAR P ROJ ECT NAM E D O NO R BENEFICIARIES LOC A L A L LY DESC R I PT I ON
United World College in Colombia Anonymous 161 Asociacion Acomundo Support UWC’s mission to use education to generate positive impact on both
a small and large scale.
Supporting Enseña Por Colombia Teachers Felipe Medina 9,006 Corporación Enseña Por Colombia Support Enseña Por Colombia teachers throughout their training.
Phase 2
Phases 5 & 6 Motorola Solutions Foundation 227 Corporación General Gustavo Provide Colombian disabled soldiers with access to basic and professional
Matamoros education.
Recreational and Wellness Center in Montería Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund 600 Fundación A La Rueda Rueda Support the construction and provision of supplies for a recreational and
wellness center in Montería with a capacity of 600 children.
HOPE Made in the World Crowdfunding Hope Made in the World 1,500 Fundación A La Rueda Rueda Provide operational support to Fundación A La Rueda Rueda.
Campaign
Ancient Knowledge Exchange Center in Puerto Tamarin Foundation 450 Fundación Habitat Sur Build a cultural exchange center to promote the preservation of traditional
Nariño indigenous medicine in the Colombian Amazon.
Strengthening the Sponsor Program of the Early Tamarin Foundation 150 Fundación Hogar Integral Support the development of children at the early childhood center through a
Childhood Center El Jardín de Sofí holistic approach that integrates nutrition, education, and children’s rights.
E DU C ATIO N Support Hogar Nueva Granada Anonymous 512 Fundación Hogar Nueva Granada Support the academic and health projects of the foundation to improve the
well-being of children and teens.
Camp Co 2017 Tide Foundation 200 Fundación Imaginario Support a leadership camp for 5th-6th grade children that strengthens the
Comunicación socio-emotional abilities needed for their personal and academic succcess.
Las Julies: Agents of Change Multiple Donors 35 Fundación Julie Zurek de Ardila Support the social and emotional development of teen girls through therapy
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sessions, group and leadership activities and family workshops.
Interactive Science, Art & Technology Center Multiple Donors 500 Fundación Arka Educación Build an interactive science, art and technology exchange center where
Semilla de Paz children and teens can experience digital and technological advances.
Supporting Academic Opportunities Abroad Corporación CIDEIM from AstraZeneca 1 UT Health Science Center at Support the medical residency of two Colombian students at the University of
Houston Texas’ Center for Antimicrobial Resistance and Microbial Genomics.
Operational Support for Fundacion a La Rueda JP Morgan Charitable Giving Fund 500 Fundación A La Rueda Rueda Continue supporting the mission of Fundación A La Rueda Rueda in the city
Rueda through the Lee and Peter Fund of Montería.
Orquesta Sinfónica de Siloé Multiple Donors 100 Fundacion Sidoc Help develop the social as well as musical abilities of students through
instrumental and orchestral training.
Camilo Villegas Fund Multiple Donors N/A Camilo Villegas Foundation Promote and support Education, Health and Economic Development
initiatives that demostrate impact in vulnerable communities in Colombia.
Mocoa Housing Project Colombian Embassy 56 Corporación Minuto De Dios Provide new homes and psycho-social support for 14 families affected by the
disaster in Mocoa.
Mocoa Needs Us Multiple Donors 1444 Corporación Minuto De Dios Provide families affected by the disaster with basic needs in personal
ECONOM IC hygiene, health, nutrition, and academic supplies.
DE VE LOPM EN T Operational Support for Fundación Ernestina Arturo Santo Domingo 728 Fundación Ernestina Garcia de Opertional Support for Fundación Ernestina Garcia de Santo Domingo
Garcia de Santo Domingo Santo Domingo mission statement activities.
Maloka Educativo Transcultural Multiple Donors 500 Aldeafeliz Build a guest house to receive trainees, students, and visitors hoping to learn
and replicate the Eco-house model.
Providing Eating Utensils for Children Multiple Donors 460 AEIOTU Fundación Carulla Provide basic eating utensils for children at the foundation due to a theft
presented at the center during the 2016 year.
A Family For All Amgen Foundation and Marcela Cepeda 100 Casa De La Madre y El Niño Provide children in Bogotá a better chance at being adopted through
interdisciplinary and medical evaluation for the children, conferences
HE ALT H John P. Quinn Memorial Fund Multiple Donors 3 Corporación CIDIEM Support CIDEIM’s ongoing work and scientific advancements in honor of
John P. Quinn.
Barriguitas Llenas Phase 2 SM Digtal Partners 895 Fundación de Atención A La Niñez Provide children’s centers in Medellín with nutritious food.
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Supporting Various Project for the Visually and Anonymous 217 Instituto Para Niños Ciegos y Support the foundation with various transportation, housing, health and and
Hearing Impaired technological purchases.
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G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T
CO LO MB IA
GIVE S BAC K
GALA
G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T - P H OTO S & D E S I G N B Y J U L I A A R D I L A
In 2014, G2C held a 200-person gala at Miami
Beach’s New World Center. Guests enjoyed welcome
cocktails by Diageo, the unveiling of the event’s silent
auction project, ‘Colombia Gives Back - Notes of
Pride,’ a video showcasing G2C’s project highlights,
a virtual concert by the Medellín Philharmonic
Academy and a live concert by the Saludarte
Strings Quartet in partnership with the New World
Symphony. Special thanks to sponsors Goldman
Sachs, Caracol, Sab Miller, Big Sur, Avianca, The
Lopez-Plotkin family and J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
p. 22
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G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T
FLOW GALA
G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T - P H OTO S & D E S I G N B Y J U L I A A R D I L A
In 2015, G2C hosted 160 guests at its Colombia
Gives Back Gala at the Shelborne Wyndham Grand
South Beach Hotel in Miami. Guests were treated
to welcome cocktails sponsored by Diageo, the
unveiling of the organization’s silent auction project,
‘FLOW – Feel the Love of Water,’ live music, and
professional Cumbia and Mapalé dancers. Special
thanks to sponsors Goldman Sachs, Caracol
TV, SABMiller, and J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
p. 24
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G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T
ART NIGHT
G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T - P H OTO S & D E S I G N B Y J U L I A A R D I L A
Held at the Faena Hotel in Miami Beach, G2C’s
2017 Colombia Gives Back Gala highlighted the
organization’s most prominent illiteracy project,
‘Writing Each Step.’ In an event combining a silent art
auction, cocktails by Diageo, music, and philanthropy,
world-renowned reggaeton artist J Balvin gave an
unforgettable performance to G2C’s select group
of guests. Special thanks to sponsors Caracol
Televisión, L’Atelier School, Hublot, and Tag Heuer.
p. 26
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THE
FAM I LY
RAQ U E L
JA I M E &
LO P E Z -
2014 - 2017
GILINSKI
P LOT K I N
S P ON S ORS
M A I N GAL A
WW W.GI V ETOCOLOM BI A .ORG
G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T - P H OTO S & D E S I G N B Y J U L I A A R D I L A
p. 29p. 31
G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T
2 0 1 4 F I N AN C I ALS 2015 FI NA NCI A LS
G IV E TO COLO M BI A, I NC. AND S UBS I D I ARY GIV E TO COLOMB IA , IN C . A N D SUB SIDIA RY
CO N S O L IDAT ED STAT EM EN TS O F ACTI VI TI E S AND CHANG E I N NE T AS S E TS CON SOL IDAT ED STAT EMEN TS OF AC T IV IT IES A N D C H A N GE I N N E T AS S E TS
FO R T H E Y E ARS E ND E D D ECE M BE R 31, FOR T H E YEA RS EN DED DEC EMB ER 31,
2 0 14 2013 2015 2014
Unrestricted Tem p orarily TOTAL Unrest ricted Temporarily TOTAL Un res t r i cted Temp orar i ly TOTA L Un res t r i cted Te m po ra r i l y TOTAL
restricted rest ricted res t r i cted re s tr i c te d
S U P P ORT AN D SU P P O RT A N D
REV EN U E REVENUE
Contri b u ti o n s $656,557 $743,838 $1,400,395 $167,892 $2,100,253 $ 2 , 2 68 ,1 4 5 Co ntri buti o ns $ 5 5 2 ,4 6 5 $ 8 8 4 ,6 7 0 $ 1 ,4 3 7 ,1 3 5 $ 6 5 6 ,5 5 7 $743,838 $1,400,395
Other i n co m e Lo ss o n fo rei g n
(exp e n s e) (123,053) (123,053) (1,574) ( 1 ,5 7 4 ) currency
translati o n & other (5 4 ,9 9 6 ) (5 4 ,9 9 6 ) (1 2 3 ,0 5 3 ) (123,053)
533,504 1,277,342 166,318 2 , 2 6 6 ,5 7 1
4 9 7 ,4 6 9 8 8 4 ,6 7 0 1 ,3 8 2 ,1 3 9 5 3 3 ,5 0 4 1,277,342
Special events 264,058 264,058 305,766 3 05 ,7 6 6
Speci al events 1 7 2 ,1 1 3 1 7 2 ,1 1 3 2 6 4 ,0 5 8 264,058
Less: Direc t co s ts (139,385) (139,385) (132,195) (132, 195)
Less: Di rect co sts (9 6 ,0 1 8 ) (9 6 ,0 1 8 ) (1 3 9 ,3 8 5 ) (139,385)
124,673 124,673 173,571 1 73 ,5 7 1
7 6 ,0 9 5 7 6 ,0 9 5 1 2 4 ,6 7 3 124,673
Net assets re le a s e d
G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T - P H OTO S & D E S I G N B Y J U L I A A R D I L A
from tem pora ry Net assets released
restrictions 1,211,692 (1,211,692) - 1,659,538 (1,659,538) - f ro m tempo rary
restri cti o ns 1 ,2 6 1 ,9 2 7 (1 ,2 6 1 ,9 2 7 ) - 1 ,2 1 1 ,6 9 2 (1,211,692) -
Total supp o rt a n d
reve n u e 1,869,869 (467,854) 1,402,015 1,999,427 440,715 2 , 4 4 0 ,1 4 2 Total suppo rt and
revenue 1 ,8 3 5 ,4 9 1 (3 7 7 ,2 5 7 ) 1 ,4 5 8 ,2 3 4 1 ,8 6 9 ,8 6 9 (467,854) 1,402,015
EX P EN S ES
E XP E N SE S
Program s e rv i ce s 1,549,030 1,549,030 1,772,519 1 , 7 7 2 ,5 1 9
Prog ram servi ces 1 ,4 7 0 ,7 9 8 1 ,4 7 0 ,7 9 8 1 ,5 4 9 ,0 3 0 1,549,030
Fund ra i s i n g 272,644 272,644 213,730 2 13 ,7 3 0
Fundrai si ng 1 6 1 ,3 8 0 1 6 1 ,3 8 0 2 7 2 ,6 4 4 272,644
Managem e nt a n d
ge n e ra l 128,972 128,972 125,561 1 25 ,5 6 1 Management and
general 1 7 2 ,1 5 1 1 7 2 ,1 5 1 1 2 8 ,9 7 2 128,972
Total exp e n s e s 1,950,646 1,950,646 11,810 2 , 1 1 1 ,8 1 0
Total expenses 1 ,8 0 4 ,3 2 9 1 ,8 0 4 ,3 2 9 1 ,9 5 0 ,6 4 6 1,950,646
C H A N G E I N N ET
A S S ETS (80,777) (467,854) (548,631) (112,383) 440,715 3 28 ,3 3 2 CHANGE IN NET
A SSE TS 3 1 ,1 6 2 (3 7 7 ,2 5 7 ) (3 4 6 ,0 9 5 ) (8 0 ,7 7 7 ) (467,854) (548,631)
N ET A S S ETS -
B EG I N N I N G 215,361 967,093 1, 182,454 327,744 526,378 8 54 ,1 2 2 N E T A SSE TS -
B EG I N N I N G 1 3 4 ,5 8 4 4 9 9 ,2 3 9 6 3 3 ,8 2 3 2 1 5 ,3 6 1 967,093 1, 182,454
N ET A S S ETS -
EN D I N G $134,584 $499,239 $633,823 $215,361 $967,093 $ 1 , 1 82 ,4 5 4 N E T A SSE TS -
E N DI N G $ 1 6 5 ,7 4 6 $ 1 2 1 ,9 8 2 2 8 7 ,7 2 8 $ 1 3 4 ,5 8 4 $499,239 $633,823
p. 30
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G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T
2 0 1 6I N
F IVO ICE
N AN C I ALS 2017I NVOI CE A LS
FI NA NCI
G IV E TO COLO M BI A, I NC. AND S UBS I D I ARY GIV E TO COLOMB IA , IN C . A N D SUB SIDIA RY
CO N S O L IDAT ED STAT EM EN TS O F ACTI VI TI E S AND CHANG E I N NE T AS S E TS CON SOL IDAT ED STAT EMEN TS OF AC T IV IT IES A N D C H A N GE I N N E T AS S E TS
FO R T H E Y E ARS E ND E D D ECE M BE R 31, FOR T H E YEA RS EN DED DEC EMB ER 31,
2 0 16 2015 2017 2016
Unrestricted Tem p orarily TOTAL Unrest ricted Temporarily TOTAL Un res t r i cted Temp orar i ly TOTA L Un res t r i cted Te m po ra r i l y TOTAL
restricted rest ricted res t r i cted re s tr i c te d
S U P P ORT AN D SU P P O RT A N D
REV EN U E REVENUE
Contri b u ti o n s $291,667 $496,908 $788,575 $552,465 $884,670 $ 1 , 4 3 7 ,1 3 5 Cont r i b u t i on s $ 2 6 5 ,7 2 3 $ 1 ,6 6 2 ,4 4 5 $ 1 ,9 2 8 ,1 6 8 $ 2 9 1 ,6 6 7 $496,908 $788,575
Ga i n ( l o ss) o n fo reig n Gai n (los s) on forei g n
c u r re nc y t ransl atio n cu r ren cy t ran s lat i on
a nd ot her inco m e 2,324 2,324 (54,996) ( 5 4,9 9 6 ) an d ot h er i n come (4 2 ) - (4 2 ) 2 ,3 2 4 - 2,324
293,991 496,908 790,899 497,469 884,670 1 , 3 82 ,1 3 9 2 6 5 ,6 8 1 1 ,6 6 2 ,4 4 5 1 ,9 2 8 ,1 2 6 2 9 3 ,9 9 1 496,908 790,899
Sp eci al event s 1 1 4 ,1 0 4 1 1 4 ,1 0 4 7 1 ,9 0 0 71,900
Special events 71,900 71,900 172,113 1 72 ,1 1 3
Les s : Di rect cos t s (1 4 0 ,2 1 2 ) (1 4 0 ,2 1 2 ) (6 8 ,1 6 0 ) (68,160)
Less: Direc t co s ts (68,160) (68,160) (96,018) ( 9 6,0 1 8 )
(2 6 ,1 0 8 ) (2 6 ,1 0 8 ) 3 ,7 4 0 3,740
3,740 3,740 76,095 7 6 ,0 9 5
Net as s et s releas ed
G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T - P H OTO S & D E S I G N B Y J U L I A A R D I L A
Net assets re le a s e d from temp orar y re-
from tem pora ry s t r i ct i on s 1 ,7 7 8 ,4 4 5 1 ,7 7 8 ,4 4 5 - 4 5 7 ,3 7 7 (457,377) -
restrictions 457,377 (457,377) - 1,261,927 (1,261,927) -
Tot al s u p p or t an d
Total supp o rt a n d reven u e 2 ,0 1 8 ,0 1 8 (1 1 6 ,0 0 0 ) 1 ,9 0 2 ,0 1 8 7 5 5 ,1 0 8 39,531 794,639
reve n u e 755,108 39,531 794,639 1,835,491 (377,257) 1 , 4 58 ,2 3 4
EX P EN S ES E XP E N SE S
Program se rvi ce s 649,418 649,418 1,470,798 1 , 4 7 0 ,7 9 8 Prog ram s er v i ces 1 ,9 3 4 ,0 6 1 1 ,9 3 4 ,0 6 1 6 4 9 ,4 1 8 649,418
Fund ra i s i n g 115,032 115,032 161,380 1 61 ,3 8 0 Fu n d rai s i n g 2 3 ,7 3 7 2 3 ,7 3 7 1 1 5 ,0 3 2 115,032
Manageme nt a n d Man agement an d
ge n e ra l 102,430 102,430 172,151 1 72 ,1 5 1 gen eral 6 7 ,0 9 5 6 7 ,0 9 5 1 0 2 ,4 3 0 102,430
Total exp e n s e s 866,880 866,880 1,804,329 1 , 8 0 4 ,3 2 9
Tot al ex p en s es 2 ,0 2 4 ,8 9 3 2 ,0 2 4 ,8 9 3 8 6 6 ,8 8 0 866,880
C H A N G E I N N ET
CHANGE IN NET
A S S ETS (111,772) 39,531 (72,241) 31,162 (377,257) ( 3 4 6 ,0 9 5 ) A SSE TS (6 ,8 7 5 ) (1 1 6 ,0 0 0 ) (1 2 2 ,8 7 5 ) (1 1 1 ,7 7 2 ) 39,531 (72,241)
N ET A S S ETS -
N E T A SSE TS -
B EG I N N I N G 165,746 121,982 287,728 134,584 499,239 6 33 ,8 2 3 B EG I N N I N G 5 3 ,9 7 4 1 6 1 ,5 1 3 2 1 5 ,4 8 7 1 6 5 ,7 4 6 121,982 287,728
N ET A S S ETS - N E T A SSE TS -
EN D I N G $53,974 $161,513 215,487 $165,746 $121,982 2 87 ,7 2 8 E N DI N G $ 4 7 ,0 9 9 $ 4 5 ,5 1 3 $ 9 2 ,6 1 2 $ 5 3 ,9 7 4 $161,513 215,487
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SPECI AL ANA D E
THANKS AND RE IS STR ATEGIC
PARTNE R S
01 M F Z M A N AG E M E N T 02 D D B L AT I N A
FELIPE
MEDINA GISE LA
LOWE NST E IN German &
Maria Camila
L e i va
D E N TO N S C A R D E N A S
03 & CARDENAS 04 T M F G RO U P
J UA N
C ARLO S
O RT I Z JUAN ISAZA
G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T - P H OTO S & D E S I G N B Y J U L I A A R D I L A
G U T I E R R E Z VA L E N C I A P R I VAT E A DV I S I N G
05 ABOGADOS 06 G RO U P P. A .
M AU RI C I O
JA RAM I L LO RO B E RT
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07 UNIDOS EN RED
SA N D RA
RE S T RE P O SANT IAG O
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We are proud t o share t he follow in g
t hree examples of high impact st ar t ups
t hat G2C is current ly suppor t in g :
I n 2 0 1 7 , G 2 C c rea te d a n ew lin e o f se r v ice s to
s upp o r t gl ob a l s tar t- up s th a t are in lin e with
UN Su s ta i na ble Develop m e nt Go a ls.
S afeB and ™ i s a w r i s tb and th at d e te cts t he
S e r v i c e s i nclud e, bu t are n ot lim ite d to :
date - rap e d r ug s GH B and Ke tam i ne.
• Ment o rsh ip
G I V E TO C O LO M B I A 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T - P H OTO S & D E S I G N B Y J U L I A A R D I L A
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th e Top 1 0 Star tup s by th e M i ami He rald.
TEAM
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i nclu s i o n al te r native to th e w i d e sp read p roble m
o f i nfo r m al cre d i t l e nd e rs th at l o ck v u l nera ble
C ol o mb i ans i nto a co nti nuou s cycl e o f p ove r ty.
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